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CIeyeland's ST. Louis Visit.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 22-Definite information has
been received that President and Mira Cleve-
land and accompanying party will arrive here
on Saturday evening. Oct i, but the President
will see nobody that evening except a reception
committee tn at will meet him at the depot The
party will remain in St. Louis over the I'd, Sd
and 4th attending the fair on Monday. the Sd,
and the Yelled Prophets ball on the night of the
4th, and leave at midnight for Chicago.
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He Secured a Pass.
Brooklyn Ea 81

Brooklyn Eagle
.sOn what grounds do you claim a pension2
Were you in the army?p Applicant-.iOh no;
the war was all over before 1 WAS born. But
I've had my mind all lacerated and tore MP and
Commissioner-.All right; sees FL give you
pass TO the insane asylum
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Activity in the Tobacco Trade

ed activity in the leaf tobacco market, and for
the first time for mary years in this valley
dealers are buying growing crops of Spanish
wrapper leaf This condition of affairs is caused
be the Secretary of the Treasury's Sumatra to-
bacco ruling. The best judges assert that the
crop will bring twenty cents a pound after
curing Recent rains have worked wonderful
improvement to growing tobacco Broad leaved
varieties making thousands of unexpected
pounds and Dutch is showing prime quality.
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The Warsaw Reunion.

Special to the Indacapoiis Journal
WARSAW, Aug. 22-The soldiers reunion
closed to-day with sham battle, and o-night
was given a repr esentation of a naval fight be-
tween the Monitor and Merrimac, Center
lake, at this place The rain has sadly inter-
fered with the reunion. and it will not be the
financial success that was anticipated.
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Faith-Cure campaigning.

Special to the JudianapoIis JOURNAL
URBANA, Aug. 22-The camp-meeting here,
under conduct of Mrs. Woodwork, faith-cure
evangelist, has suddenly developed great inter
est A good number of sick and crippled people
have come to be healed, and Mrs. Woodsworth's
efforts to heal them excite great interest in the
congregations Some who have come have to be
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Dangerously Stabbed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Aug Prank Thompson,
son of Squire Thompson, of Waldron. was prob
ably fatally stabbed at ST. Paul, last night, by
Jacob Favors. The trouble over a dog
fight. Thompson having kicked Favors's dog.
whereupon Favors's assaulted him with a knife,
stabbing him twice. No arrests have been made.
Thompson is the man who cut Samuel Wyatt
here sometime ago. and who afterwards died.
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SteamshiD News.

NEW YORK, Aug %. Arrived: Fulda, from
Bremen.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 22-Arrived: Ems, from
New York for Bremen, yesterday.
QUEENsTowN, Aug. 22-Arrived City of Chi
cago, from Now York for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Arrved: Spain, from
Liverpool; Bassano, from Copenhagen.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 22-The steamship Lord
Cough, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, ar
rived here TODAY
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Geo. w. German.

Special TO the Indianapolis journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 22-Col. Geo. W.
German, prominent lawyer of Gibson county,
died at his residence in Owensville of heart dis
ease. Sunday and buried Monday.
He soldier in the Union army during the
rebellion, and brother of Gen. Willis A. Cor
man, formerly of Bloomington, Ind, late OF
Minnesota.
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Cashier Con. with 100000.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug. &c E. Bartlett
cashier of the Sumter National Bank, at Sumter,
disappeared this morning and it was supse-
Quently ascertaiped that he had absconded with
about $40. 900. The bank has suspended tempo
rarily, but can stand the loss.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON Aug, %, A. M.
For Indiana and Iilinois-Cooler; fair weather;
northerly winds, becoming variable
For Ohio-Local rains, followed by fair
weather; cooler; northerly winds.
For Lower Michgan-Cooler; northerly
winds: local rains followed by fair weather.
For Wisconsin and Upper Michigan-Gener-
ally fair weather; northerly winds, becoming
table, slight changes of temperature.
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General Notes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-ft is now definitely
settled that President Cleveland aud most of his
Cabinet will 90 to Philadelphia the 18th of
next month to attend the Centennial constitu-
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carried. Many persons have professed CONVEX
sion. and some prominent people have risen for
Safe-Burelars at Casey.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARSHALL, Aug. % Burglars blew open the
large safe in J. NJ Gooch's store, at Casey, last
night, securing between $500 and $500 in money,
and notes and accounts to large amount It is
supposed to be the work of the same gang that
worked Marshall and GAINESVILLE week before
last.
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What 1t Reminded Dan Of.

What 1t Reminded Dan Of
Pittsburg Chronicle
Daniel"
Eyes, sire"
az notice by the papers that there is total
eclipse of the to- day"
'Yes, sire. It reminds me, too, of your civil
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SIT is invisible in the United States"
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next
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1897

hams, lSSlS}c; breakfast bacon, l IA
l23c; clear rib sides, bacon, 8ac; Q ear
side bacon, 10c; bacon shoulders,
Tic; bulk pork, clear sides, Ole: Gear
rib sides, 8ic;. lorg clear, $40;
shoulders, 8Ac; strips, 73a,
LARp-HeIces, 6ic; half barrels,
tic; kegs, 7bc; choice kettle, Si@sic.
Firm.
CHEEsn Prime fats, -; Nav
York factory, none; full cream, l4@
loo; Young American, 15c.
PICS FRRT--BArrels, 81 50j half bar.
rels, 81 rs; kegs, ST. 10.
PouLTRY--Cnickens quiet; rpring,
81 SOFAS %; old hens, 81 1908 90.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 5.-Pro-
Visions steady. Pork irregular; new,
$l6 Lard, SO So. Dry salt meats
boxed shoulders. s. 80; long
clear, IS 30; clear ribs, IS 50; short
clear, 1915. Bacon - boxed shaul.
ders, So rs; long clear, 80 1909 Is /;
clear ribs, SO l2i@9 80; short clear,
50 so. Hams steady, l2CSl4c. Eggs
steady, l2}@l3c. Butter firm cream.
cry, 2l@25c; dairy, l6(Sl7c.
CHICAGO, Ill, September 6-Oat.
side Of . little activity In short ribs
during the latter part Of change, an
exceedingly quiet day was passed in
the provision market; neither buyers
nor sellers were inclined to trade to
any extent. Outside IL fnences were
mesger. Hogs were higher, while Liv.
erpool markets exhibited a reduction
OF Sd in lard, snd the principal East
ern markets we're closed on account OF
holiday. Orders from outside parties
were small, and local operators were
not inclined to do much business
Prices for pork and lard we're steady,
while short rib sides ruled higher la.
quiry for shipment was moderate in
the way Of filing small orders, but
buyers we're slow to pay former prices,
and trading was somewhat limited.
The receipts Of products we're fair, and
the shipments OF all kinds unusually
heavy. Stocks are being reduced rso.
idly. October lard sold at So 40(d8 As,
and closed steady at 50 As. 0ctsosr
short rib, opened ut IS 40, deeliued to
IS 37f, advanced TO s. 80, declined to
s. Az, reacted and closed steady at
IS SO. Year mess pork WAS quiet and
nominal az Sll 80@ll So. Dash quo
tations were az follows: Mess pork,
per bib, $l5@l5 rs; lard, per 100 lbs,
SO 1905 423; short rib sides, loose,
IS 90; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
S. rs; short clear sides, boxed, IS $50
81. The leading futures ranged as iol-
lows: Mess pork, per bbl-Yesr opened
at Sll 70, highest $l2; lowest sll rs,
closing ut -; January opened NJ
$l2 AZ, higte $l2 50, lowest sl2 423.
c,osing a. $i2 so. Lard, per 100 lbs
September opened at So 40, highest
50 Az. lowest SO 40, closing at
50 Al; January opened at 80 so,
highest SO t2i, lowest 80 so, closing at
81 62i. Short ribs, per 100 lbs-Sep-
TENDER opened at IS 40, highest
IS 80, lowest s. 40, closing at IS 90
October opened At IS 10. highest IS 90
loweet IS S7i, closing at IS IS
January opened ut 50 40, highes
So 45. lowest 50 37A, closing at 50 45
On the Produce Exchange today tn,
butter market was weak at l4922c fo
creamery and I29l8c for dairy. Egg
were easy at l39l3ic.
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GEN RRAL NEWS.

Business good.
CLEAR and hot.
RivKR stationary.
THREE boats leave today.
Arkansas river Is falling.
LIVELY on the levee yesterday.
The Ohio river continues TO fall.
The upper Mississippi IL rising
slowly.
MAJ. JoHs d. ADAMS was In the
city yesterday.
The Gayoso leaves Thursday even.
for Tptonville.
The Tennessee aud Cumberland
rivers are falling,
Carr. w. q. HARDwIcK, the corn
king, is Ia the city.
The Joe Peters goes 10 Arkansas
river Saturday evening.
The City OF Baton Rouge should
pass here tomorrow on her way b
New Orleans.
TIE Arkansas City, Capt. Btolsski
leaves here At 10 O'Clock this morning
for Vicksburg.
Tx Belle Memphis Ia the Anchor
Line packet leaving this evening for
Cairo aud St. Louis.
The Chickasaw was dropped down
10 the whaIfboat yesterday. She Il
receiving, and leaves tomorrow even
ing for White river.
The towbo,Ls sidney Dillon and
Jack Frost passed 10 81. Louis late
Sunday night. The Frost added here
an empty ice barge.
Carr. john b. Mc"uSs, tho well
known pilot, Is passenger on the
Will s Hays. He 10 posting up on
the ohahges In this channel.
The City Of Cairo, from vicksburg,
parsed 10 II. Louis late Sunday night
Sne put n here thirty three bales cot.
ton aud 1856 eaoks cotton seed.
TIE T. b. Sims IL behind time lhis
trip. She will be iouud In port thla
mornlng, and leaves for ~. Louis ~
room a. the Ia lnloAded. Capt. 4. b
Sims commands, with WIN. n zyerald
In tDo Office.
The Will 8. Hays ijr Arkansas City,
90 ihoma Tor fdaB Point And Rene
Macfeady fm q. csola lei, yesterday
evening with as mue1 height a. they
cou'd handle. The Hays had Abnnt
$50 deck passengers, the Coahoma 200
snd the Rene Macfeady about 100.
Nearly all were negr %, and they are
golng 10 the plantations along the river
10 pick cotton.
Mn. Gus HERRoS, we'll known Ia
this city, 10 steward Of the Paris o.
Brown. Mr.. Heron 10 veteran; he
Gays he was on the Mediterranean
when she left Piit,bu's for New Or
leans on her q Of trip in 1872 "A con.
temporary made mention few days
ago 81 q shipper who, 10 dodge the
freight on q ca ldie Of tobacco, packed
II In barrel Of q Iur. For that effort
Ia economy ~ here Ia . companion
Two packages Of paris green, equal In
siIs and wright, we're shipped recent
ly, one by nver and the o'her by rail
the freight by rail was 90. and VA
paid without a whlmper; the charge
by river was 80 cent?, and, though
paid, the boat was asked II that W.,
not q steep charge and wouldn't q
cents have been ialrer New 0fleanl
Tia u Democrat
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GROCERIES.

sUGAR-Cofiss, 6tt9sic; yellow clsr.
i6ed, Ste; seconds, 6i98c; refined A,
6t@6ic; granulsted, &c; powdered,
7Ac; cut loaf, 73c. Firm.
RIos-Louisiana, 4i95ic; Carolina,
5i@8tc.
OAsDIB-s.icks. all slsee, In boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7iC99ic.
CoFPxs-Oommop, 20c; ordinary,
20i@2lc; fair, 22@22ic; prime Rio,
23I; choice TO fancy, 23t@24c
old government, 29932c. Strong.
sALr-0hio river, 81 IDOL 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. 81 259l 50 per bar.
rel sack, aue, 81 S59l As; coarse,
81 10 OIL 10; pockou, bleacLed,
2,@75.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, common 10
fair, 27@30c; prime 10 choice, 42950c
syrup 2D@t0c; centrifugal, common TO
fair, 2jCg2Sc; prime 10 choice, 40@i6c
fancy, 359iOc. Firm.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLKs-Ke lucky stock, ~ b093
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 6io from
store.
vgaKrABLKs-onlons. 81 1903 from
store. Cabbsge, Northern, t4@4 20
per Gratis, fl2 so per 100 Kraut, oar.
rels, So; bali bar. els, IS. Garlic, 81 per
100.
FEUrT-0ranges, IS % per boz; lem.
ons, s. 1904 80 per boz; easier.
Bsnanas, 81 60C92 80 per bunch.
NUr.-Cocoanua, s. per 100. Pea.
nuB-Virginis, g.; Tennessee fam.
ere stock, 39is; roafted, 2ic higher
shell Vi. loo. Pecans-ToKaa, 7Cgl0c.
RAnISs LONDON ayers. IS; layers,
81 70; California, 81 Is.
PICKLES rs, pints, 95c; quarts
il 90; half galloDs. q 76; gallons,
s. IS; loose, barrels, 81 90; bal
bsrrels, 81 25; mixed, barrels, $40 30
m rsd, half barrels, 50.
Eoos-Steady, l6(9i8c.
PoTAroEs = Firm, selling, 81 csc
2 20 per barrel.
CiDrR-New York, 81 30 per barre
and "a 30 per half barrel.
FIsH-Macksrel, hall barrels, No. 1
SO rs; M. 2, s. 20; No. 3, IS; l0-lt
III, No. l, 81; NJ. 2, 9ic; No 8, 85c
Dry hering,, family, 25s per box.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
Money 8 Per Cent, New York Ex-
change Is Premium.
es<tsn STEADY - Middtfug Cottos'
80 - nales To-day zoe
Bales.

APPrAL 0Trol.
MoYDA1 HvHssss. September b, 1881.
Money Arm at s per cent. to Gus.
tomere.
The local cotton market closed dull
and unchanged. OF the 200 bales sold,
exporters took 70 bales and the spin
ners l25 ba'es. The New Orleans mar.
ket CLOSED easy, with spots of 1.l6c
and futures advanced from l to 3
points. The Liverpool market closed
dali, somewhat irregular, with futures
Il 2 to 8 points. No market reports
we're received from New York, owing
10 the holiday celebration Of Labor
Day.
The second installment Of new
Wrup Of The crop Of 1857 was re.
seived al New Orleans on Saturday.
II classed fair and was sold at 80 cents
per gallon. Tho Nsw York CONNER.
isl Bulletin OF the Sd instant gives
Ne information that ''Frigste" mack.
srel Is tho name OF a Nah that Is being
taken now and packed q, straight
goods on our coast. The fish closely
resembles straight mackerel, but they
ae known by expert fishermen as a
cross between a msokerel and q porgie.
Their bellies are fat, AID, ike the
yorgie, the faI is distributed through
the meat. Fishermen say 1t is seven.
ty.two years since they were on the
coast before. They ara being taken
Oh Caps God aud Block Island, run
uniform Ia SIS. and are classed 'iat
small No. g." In the Boston market
they sell at SIS. The fish would pass
with most buyers without question.
InPoRTs.
Two hundred aud twenty. Ave brls
apples, 2s3 axis bran, 80 brls beans and
peas, Is pkgs butter, 2S7 rolls bsgging,
30 pkRs bacon, 800 pks boots and
shoes, $500 bu cIfh, 80 eks coffee,
1876 SKIS cotton seed / car cotton seed ,
1e6 brls cement. "a pkgs dry goods, rs
pkas eggs, l01S brls q Jur, 1929 bales
hay, 70 pkgs hats. 25 head cattle, 10
head horses aud mules, 228 pkgs
lard. ia 600 feet lumber, AZ pkgs
liquors., 800 bilJ lime, 40 brls meal,
ITO kegs MALE, 400 bu oats, 81 brls
onions, 100 brls potatoes, IL cars pork
sides, Is lkgs rise, 2l0 brls sugar, 792
pkgs tobacco aud 1900 bu wheat.
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LAVE sls,Ck.

Hoes Choice, 4@4ic.
sHnRr--Choice, Sic; medium, 90
22c.
LAMBs--Good to choice, $4(a4 so.
GRAss CArrLs-Choice, SIC; good
S@3tc; fair TO medium, 2i(S2ic; seal
lswsgs, lt@lic.
CHICAGO. ILL, September 5.-The
Drovers' journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market duh ard q shade
lower; shipping stsers, 1904 90;
stockers and feeders, 81 8OtSS; COWS,
bulls and mixed, 81 25as 80; Texas
cattle, 81 1908 %; western, 81 ESQ
8 rs. Hogs ceipts, 10000 head ;
shipments, 500 head. Market
strong and &c higher; rough and
mixed, "a 9596 20: packing
and shipping, SIS 25@5 IS (;
light, a; skips, 1894 80. Sheep
Rsceipts, 1000 head shIpments, 1000
head. Market ,trong; natives, $50
4 40; Western, IS 1908 20; Texans,
81 8O@3 IS; lambs, "a rs as.
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BAaaIsa AND rIEs.
BAoorso -6I97i.
tins 81 20.
MULES AND HORSES.

MuLHs-Lisht demand; IL 10 IA
hands high, SsO9l2O; l4i 10 10 hands
hi th, til6al35; IS 10 l6i hands high,
flibC9l6O; 1bt TO 10 hands high, fl6O.
rhe chief demand 10 iir mules from 10
TO lb} hands high-levee mules.
HoRsE-Dnil; drivers, fl25Csl85 ;
heavy draf', flf5(9lS0; s.dde ., $3.50
l76; extra saddle, tl76C9276; plugs,
tI5C9S6. Texas ponies, f2OC915; fss
on market.
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CONSOLIDATED srArRMENr.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
8EN Ss7. 1855. 1855.
Receipts u. States TFHI
ports, 5 day ... A,6s5 N,072l 16,TA
Export ct. Britain soil i9lll S,<S6
Stock .................. "a 655l 167,gSl lAl, AS
Receipts Sept. LIST. t0,iSs 25,S77I 39,472
FOREIGN exports. l6,S23 N,S02l 1908

At noon: Liverpool spots were
dull and somewhat irregular. Sales,
5000 bales, of which American $50
bales. Receipts, 1000 bales, OF which
American 400 bales. Closing quota
lions we're al follows: Ordinary, AID;
good ordinary, 8 LIED; low middling,
std goou rniddling, 81 middling up.
lspds, sgd; middhng Orleans, 5id.
Futures opened -, and closed
dull as follows:
The prices ara given in pence and
64ihs, thus: 4 So means 4 6S Sad; and
8 0l means 5 l.84i.l
4 pm: September, s Gid, sellers;
September October, 8 lid, sellers; DC
tober. November, s O5d, buyers; No
vember. December, 8 OSd, buyers De.
cember January, s O3d, buyers; Janu.
airy February, 8 03d, sellers; February.
March, 03d, buyers; M,rch. April
605d, sellers; April. May s Old, sellers.
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Trustees sale.

DURsUANT 10 the terms Of deed Of trua
IL executed 10 me AZ trustee By Pat nartis
snd julia Martin, da cd ust day Of Bepts9-
Dor, 1871, and recorded 10 the hssi.tsr's
enc. OF Bhstb county, Tshne,sss. 10 beck
No i2O, rage 80. default having bees msds
In tie payment OF the dobt theie Q, cured.
and hayinE been requested hy the bsns-
folAries therein, will, on Saturday, the
nd asy of sep, cmber, Iss7, betucep
the hours oil II o'clock an. and I o'clock
D m >, at the q uthweu oofner Of Malls and
Madison streets IN the TaIlns Distrist Of
y siby county, fennesss.. oner apd cell ~
public snc,ion, TO the highest bidder. tr
oash, the following real estate, tossthsr With
all improvements thereon, 70 viti A certain
lot situated In the 1AHins Distr' 81 " shelby
county, Tennessee, county 81 SHELBY, Ten
nsssse, knoun and de,isnstsd ~ lets ssd
4 In block No. 2 81 thu A. VriEht subdi-
vision, pat 81 uhioh u dult rs,sfssd 10 the
Res istsf', clios OF shelby county. Tsnnsss.s.
In plat book pase 50. sad los hsxs eaeh
sysnus and run back betuesn para lei llnss
l-o fest 10 . ~ foot alley.. The equity Of 70
dsmptlon 10 ualvsd and the title bel eyed 70
be Food. bat ! cell .nd ecnysy e trustee
,p,J. W. Y. MoiLUkk. Trsstss.
Tarlsy A Wright, Attorneys.
by agreement Of parties interested 10 he
sbo,e described prqasrr. the safe 70 %
m de hsp'smbsT :. 1851, IA ksrsbr postponed
until saturday, s-rsemser 10. tss1.
st fAme place and hour
VI. y. MCCLURE, Tr.rtss.
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ToBico,-Oomnon, 269s5c; other
grades. 35CaS5s.
ssUTY -Garett's, $40 IS; Ralph's,
$40 rs; Railroad, 80 %.
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nInKn .nnIAI.L.nN.

Hmn-DY flint. No. /, lie; No. 2,
lilo; dry s,,ed, g9llc; green ssltsd,
NJ. Lie, No. 2 6io; groeo, Bose.
sheep sIins, lbcSll. BSeswAI, zoe.
Tallow, 3(D3is.
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Wool.

Wool - Barry grea,e wool, IN.
washed. l39lSo; clear greaae wool
23926a; barry washed, 2S(930o; tub
uAahaI. allal3A,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
CorrOH sKED PRODUCrs

PRIns CauDs On none; OF,
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
4Oc; of summer yellow, 38,
choice cooking summer yellow, 4O{d
42c; miners' summer yellow, 2Sa40c
prime cotton seed meal, SIS car load
lois; les, than car load, $ls; of cot.
ton seed meal, -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
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BuTTHR-Butterine, iiaib; cream.
cry, 26C95Oc, dairy, 23cj country bat
tor, 10, y2Jc.
Hoo PRoDucm-sHong; mes pork,
ne~, tl7 b0i old, ti6 b0j sugar cured
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
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EVANSVILLE, sopismbsf s....Noon-
River foot inehs ahd falling. weather
clear aud warm.
PfrfsBURg, esftsnbr 5.-Noon- River
3 ct 10 inches ald stationary Neathef
Gear aud pleasant.
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= inches N No futse ani % httAh''
Noatbef clear htd safm'
CINCINNATI. sspitubsf 5 Noon River
, teot 10 inch on tho suass and siatonafy'
Weather clear ihoft 0meief ~ az,
LDUIsvlLLK teplsmBef Noon klyeI
fallipE. 2 test II Inches ne eAnsl ana
lnehes on the falls. Hsa'hsf eleH Anp
peasant. a., 4.
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feet nd rislns. Wsa her clear ana -sfm
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